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Good morning Chiefs Kingdom! Grab yourself a cup o’ Joe and get in the Huddle!

Chiefs news for June 3, 2023

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Good morning AG!

Today in Chiefs’ history,

Emmitt Thomas born 1943

In other history news;

Pro-democracy protest in Tiananmen Square crushed by Chinese military

On this day in 1989, the Chinese government called in the military to put down a pro-democracy demonstration staged by more than 100,000 people in Tiananmen Square in Beijing, resulting in hundreds of deaths.

American boxer and social activist Muhammad Aliβ€”who justified his self-proclaimed nickname β€œthe Greatest” by becoming arguably the most admired and dominant heavyweight boxer in the history of the sportβ€”died at age 74 in 2016

In 1985, The talk show Larry King Live debuted on CNN, and it became hugely popular, in part because of King’s easygoing interviewing style.

Ed White emerged from the orbital spacecraft Gemini 4 and became the first American astronaut to walk in space, in 1965

In 1932, American baseball great Lou Gehrig hit four consecutive home runs in one game.

NFL Analyst Shares A Must-See Patrick Mahomes Stat | TheColdWire.com

Analyst Warren Sharp pointed out that in Mahomes’ 80 career starts, the Chiefs have lost only twice by more than one score, which is an incredible fact.

Chiefs UDFA Spotlight: Tulsa RB Deneric Prince | ChiefsWire.com

Tulsa (2020-2022): 314 carries, 1,728 rushing yards and 14 rushing touchdowns. 17 receptions for 162 yards and one touchdown.

Chiefs RBs coach Todd Pinkston praised Isiah Pacheco’s maturity at OTAs | ChiefsWire.com

Pinkston believes the second-year player has matured, focusing on getting better and helping his teammates get better

Here’s how much Chiefs DE Charles Omenihu can earn in incentives in 2023 | ChiefsWire.com

The playoff-related incentives are a good bet given the team’s recent history. Omenihu is certainly confident in his ability to carve out a large role on defense in Kansas City.

Chiefs Coach Opens the Door for Unexpected Position Battle | Heavy.com

Kansas City Chiefs veteran defensive back L’Jarius Sneed was the best all-around slot CB in the NFL last year according to Pro Football Focus, grading out higher than every other DB around the league that specializes inside.

Analyst Urges Chiefs to Give Extension to Unnoticed But β€˜Deserving’ Player | Heavy.com

But there’s another Chiefs player that has gone relatively unnoticed when Kansas City’s contract extension candidates are brought up, and Matt Conner of Arrowhead Addict is pounding the table for him publicly:

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Warpath
Warpath
06/03/2023 7:16 am

“WORLD CHAMPIONS”

ChiefDog
06/03/2023 5:29 am

Happy Saturday Coffee
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rip58
Reply to  zulu trader
06/03/2023 7:36 am

Seriously awesome…… always look forward to Saturday… thanks Zulu

Snafu
Reply to  zulu trader
06/03/2023 10:50 am

Great stuff today, Zulu!

hoosierchief
Reply to  zulu trader
06/03/2023 12:23 pm

Why’s Pacheco sidelined?

Team Player
Team Player
Reply to  zulu trader
06/03/2023 2:30 pm

Yep. Broken hand, torn labrum

hoosierchief
Reply to  Team Player
06/03/2023 4:39 pm

He’s gotta stop running over people!

Snafu
Reply to  zulu trader
06/03/2023 9:44 am

Boo

Snafu
Reply to  zulu trader
06/03/2023 9:44 am

Hey, fuck the raiders.

Stuckinpackland
Stuckinpackland
Reply to  zulu trader
06/03/2023 6:17 pm

Kelce

cotton_don
Reply to  zulu trader
06/03/2023 9:14 am

I agree with Nick Wright – adding Hopkins might actually make the Chiefs worse than they would be without him, all things considered. Could the Chiefs win a Super Bowl with him? Yes. Could the Chiefs win the Super Bowl without him? Yes. Do some of the receivers on the team now have a higher upside than Hopkins? Yes. Will Hopkins realize he is in a place that he needs to sign a 1-year, prove-it contract? Unknown. Would Hopkins play for less money than MVS is getting? I think odds are slim. Is he better than Juju was for us last year? Not according to his historical performance. etc. I’ve already posted about this in detail so I won’t bother people by repeating it but, regardless of the contract $ it might take to sign him, I think the Chiefs will be better off, short term and long term, without him.

Now, if you really want to start something, talk about whether it would be a smart move to trade MVS. He is a competent receiver and I don’t hate him. And his contract is reasonable for the market and who he is: a second-tier WR and a second-tier salary. But I think we have players on the team right now who would be better than he is at his role. And we could use the $9 million to sign a solid, veteran DE. The Chiefs have spent the last few seasons getting younger, better, cheaper – nowhere more than at WR, spending two 2nd-round picks and a third, plus signing free agents. Not giving these guys targets is wasting their early, cheap years. Last year Moore got 33 targets, Toney got 17 targets, James got 0 targets and Rashee Rice got 0 targets. Signing Hopkins and keeping MVS means all those young receivers will split 50 targets between them – and that Hopkins will be mad at only getting 100 targets. I say have faith in the young guys, and Patrick Mahomes.

upamtn
Reply to  cotton_don
06/03/2023 5:41 pm

regardless of the contract $ it might take to sign him, I think the Chiefs will be better off, short term and long term, without him

100% agree, been saying it for awhile now

as for MVS: seen worse, and he’s our “Big Body” buy (until Rashee Rice proves himself at the NFL level

rip58
Reply to  zulu trader
06/03/2023 12:07 pm

I’ll always remember him as a Royals player, hated him as a Raider . And as Snafu says: Fuck the Raiders..

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